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Proposals Wanted.

by order Of the Board Of Supervisors
of Acconlack couHtY, Va, l will re-
ccive at my office at Accomack &. H.,
Va. at any time prior to the 9Th OF
September sealed proposals for the
construction Of u twO-slOiy brick build
ing for clerk s office for Tie said coun-
IS, 10 lie erected OH the courthouse lot
at DrummOndtown in said county, in
accordance with the plans drawings ami
specifications proposed for the purpose
by w. L. Weber, architect, No. 20 +.
| lexington ST., Baltimore. Md except
that the outer Guors and shutters for
ST. d building are to lie Ut solid iron or
s;e eel in lieu Of thuSe mentioned i'll the
said specifications.
The following Are the terms prescribed
By the said Board for the erection Of
said bnil,llng: No proposal or bid viii
be accepted in eXctss Of six thousand
dollars (S6 C00) the building to be COLI
pleted by the 10Th day IF December, 1887
and 10 be paid for us follows: One
thousand dollars, Isl ,0c0) when the win
dows are set; 81 ,OCU Witch the building
is ready for the roof; 81 500 When the
building is shut in: and the balance Of
the contract price when the building is
completed and accepted by the said
Board. The said Board reserves the
right to reject amy or all the bids or
proposals sent III; and will meet ut Ac-
comack T.. H., Va, on the 5th day ot
September next, to oDen the bids or
proposals received 10y me, and decide
which one, il either, it will accept. The
contractor will lie requir. d to execute
bond III double the amount of his bid for
the faithful performance of his contract
with sureties therein to be approved by
tile said Board. The said plails, draw
;n2s and specifications call he seen ut
the clerk = office at Accomack =. III. /,
Va, OF ut tile Office Of the said w. F..
Weber. architect.
Given under my hand this Sth day of
August. A. d. 1877.
JAMES H. FLETCHER, jR.,
Committee.
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presiding ELDERS Appointments.


Fourth round of quarterly meetings
lin part) for Eastern Shore District, Nj.
L. Church. South:
Atlantic-sykes' Island, August Goth
~ Guilfor,l and Conquest-Temptrancc
vile, August 18th aud 10TH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chapel. Sep
trnbtr 3rtl and 4lh.
Oancock- Locustville, September 10th
and lltli.
Misunderstanding, September 18th
AMI 18th.
Salisbury. September 18th aud 10th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jer oath and 18th.
Belle Hayen-Trinity, October LIST and
End.
Cobb'S Island, October 4lll and 9Th.
Observation-Disclosures, October Still
AMI 9th.
Berlin, October 18TH and 10th.
Jos. II. AMISS, Z. E.
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CuIe Charles Riot.

tsA sprcial from Cape Charles in tc-
laws Disptleh gives the following par
ticulals Of the riot in that place M,ii-
day night, an account of which appeared
in ,estrrtIay's Public Ledger
Qnilea serious shooting AFFAIR &C.
Cured here late last ulH,t. by Whlclis SIX
ur seVull persons We're mounlcd We
weeks ago there wnsatlilliculJy between
some disurtiully drinking men engaged
OH the fishing steamers III The DaY and
some Young ln"n nt This t0Wn. lie
lsh, rlnen thea said they Would whip
out Tie tuwh some day. Last night Liiey
returned, accompanied by 'ie. Crews OF
several sailing vesS lis, and the ie;ller
uf them was heard u SLY before coming
into this place that lie would whip tns
Town. .ocnrgeaiit a,d Cieal out tile Town.
shortly afterwards the .rOw was Started
III Parsons lai.lolim.liy D0tC negro
from Lancaster ia'llrd Kali, Kelly AMI
William Strvclls. Il town Negro. Ser
ga,llt Kellogg. who is IA nephew Oi OK.
Governor Kellogg. Of Louisiana, III
tempted ;;,t the coubataLtS, wlicn
he WAS Knocked down by William, Ed.
Wal DIS. the Iislicln,ns .c"der. and cdl'-.
tain OF uieuf The bouts.
THIS WAS the siy;:;l for the fishing
mAl 10 rally III numbers III Lll6 street:
aud indulge in vinl-nt demonstrations,
threatening to tear The liOu 'cs DOWN Is III
kill Tie officials, &c. "A few town nlen
rallied around sergeant Kellogg. Some
uile ilredapisLol or gun, and Is general
fusilude OF duuble-barroied sh0tguns,
repeating rifles and pistols ensutl.--s
The ron dies. how ever. soon retrtattd,
leaving live OF their number w,Ju .tlei
and c,lrr, ing oil two or three Others. the
extent OF wliose Wounds u not known.
Capt. Andrew HalnllJ,ll, Of Careers
Creek. Lancaster county, is badly hurt,
having been struck Will prlllapS, fifty
Ne. /. shot in tile lels, DO |, and q uls.
VIM. Leland is shot III tile face, WIN.
Drake, culoreu. in the snUul,ier, and
Kelly, colored, i'll The hel,l. All.
are lrom Lancaster. The other wound
I'd men, will Tie rillgicldcls, escaped
i'll the darkness of tile Int To their ycS-
Sells AMI put out in the bi.l.
llamiiluu, who had been active in the
disturbance. was, though under arrest,
allowed TO 50 on b, ard of tile vessel. us
he couhl not geL IL luUIn here, but he
put sail for Caters Greek during the
night.
Sergeant Kellogg and his p sse sue.
ceeded in arrestnng five of the party,
WHO were brought before Mayor Smith
this morning, but only two-Willlaln
Eldridge and Kelly-could lie identified
as being engaged i'll the Disturbance
AS they were not among the chief dis
turbers they were released UPON the
payment OF SIS, When The whole party
took u their vessels an |! sci sail.
Its hoped that the serious lesson
given the men will teach them better
manners III The future.
No ciriz.ii OF the l.;ace was seriously
hurt III the fight, but the Whole town
was aroused by the firing, and great ex
citement and Indignation WAS manifest
cd. lhe wounded were kindly treated
and surgical ALI rendered by DR.. Dan
Wilkins AND Or. Il. Wells.-N 0rfolk
Ledger, Aug. 10.
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LIT Us TALK.

We again make our bow to the
public and wonld invite the atten
ton OF everybody who is looking
for bargains to give us call. We
have been accused by other mer-
chants of selling goods below cost,
but we haven't done it,and suppose
we had, we are not trying to please
the merchants but our customers,
and if they are satisfied we are.
Can you buy white double oil
cloth anywhere else for % cents a
yards We sell it for that. Also
colored at same price. We still
have left a few of those beautiful
glass pitchers holding halfa gallon
for 20 and % cents. We have this
week bought the largest anil best
selected stock Of mems, women's
and children's shoes we have ever
had. We can't tell you what the
prices will be, but guarantee 10 give
you full value every time. Come
and ask us to show them, it is a
pleasure to show our goods. Think
of this. Mason's improved fruit
Jars, quarts and halt gallons at $l.2O
and Sl40 per dozen. If you want
a half-galon stone Jug come and
get one for 10 cents, or q gallon for
Is cents. We have good line OF
mems underwear. shirts and draw
ers as cheap as Is cents. The la
dies are especially invited to call
and examine our stock of shoes
which will I've here the last OF this
week. Carpet warp any color at
s1.10 per yard.
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The campmeeting In progress at

The campmeeting in progress at
burlington grounds has been well at
tended. the number present on Sunday
being estimated at six thousand or
more. The average attendance daily
has been from $500 to 5000 people. Elk
cellent order has prevailed during the
entire meeting, except IN one OF two
Instances, when the parties offending
have been promptly arrested and pun
ished. The services have been conduct
ed by the Presiding Elder, Rev. j. ii.
Amiss, assisted 10y the preachers in the
district, DIR. Wightman, of Baltimore
and Revs. Duncan and BOSNIAN, of Nor
folk. The converts upto last Thursday
were fifteen.
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THE MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
Price $40.
The Great I.abor Saver!
The Great Clothing Saverl
The Great SJ4p Saver!
Six Important Facts

p
1st Rubbing clothes on wash board
wears them out more than using them
or wearing them.
End. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the use Of the
wash board.
3rd. BY saving the wear OR wash
board, clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer will last twice as long.
4th. Any family using the Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from one
to live times year by the saving OF
wear on clothes.
5th. The Missouri steam washer do9
away with all the severe drudging ii
work dav.
9Th. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelled to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might lie saved by doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washer.
Notice what your own citizens say
about it:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house few days ago. take pleasure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done its work well. TIC. PITTS.
Onmcock, March 18th, 'S7.
Having seen the Missouri ste am wash
er in use. ] think it success and a
great saving of labor. E. Ii. PITTS.
March 2lst. 'S7.
have seen your machine work and
think It does all that is claimed for 1t,
and | will get one soon. J.F. RILEY.
March 2lSt, 'S7.
I have seen your machine work and
think 1t the best ever saw and would
not be without one for twice It's cost.
j. w. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all the
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfac-
ton. G. g. JOYNES.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for me. MRS. v. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
MRS. M. M. JOHNSON, Mrs. Z. .MEARs.
I have seen several steam washers, but
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one ever saw, and does
the best work.
MRs.S.P P. WEscoTT, Mrs. III. G.KELLAH
have seen the Missouri steam wash
ing machine to work and / think it does
all that is claimed for it. d. H. JOHNSON
find the Missouri washing machine
all you recommend it to ba. can heart
lily recommend it to my friends.
A. p. WHITE
The Missouri steam washer and ringer
bought by me from you as agent nearly
two months ago, has been in weekly use
since that time. take pleasure IN re-
commencing it as a great labor saving
machine. does it's work we'll aud in one
half the time as when done by hand
Don't regret the price paid for it
TIC. PITTS
N. B.-Any one wishing to see the
machine work, or desiring to purchase
Que, will please notify me.
w. F. JOYNES, Agt.
Onaucock, Va
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Read the advertisement of Mrs. L.
r.. l.eCato and favor her with your pat
ronage. You will be pleased with the
accommodation which Will be furnished
YOU. A home such as she offers will he
especially pleasant to the ladies who
visit Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-13

4 handsome catalogue Of the Oman
cock Academy has been published aida
COZ Of it will be furnished to everyone
WHO desires it. The matter it contains
is Of interest to every parent who wish
es to avail tn, mstlvcs of the advan-
tagts of one IF the best schools i'll Viz
ginia. Send for ole.
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TENANT WANTED-Fnr one OF the
most desirable farms ON the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia, for year 1888 or term
of years. II is situated On water with
wharf on premises, at which vessels Of
good draught can load, and is conyen-
lent also to railroad and steamboat land
ing. The land is we'll adapted to truck
lug, has ABUNDANT resources thereon
and is highly improved, the average
yield Of corn per acre being from 6 10 8
barrels also grows finely wheat and oats.
On it are largs clover pastures AMI a
large orchard Of select fruit. Can te
rented either for share Of crop or money,
and tenant will be furnished with ey-
erything necessary to carry on farm but
labor, OF can furnish everything if he
wisheg. Three or four good horses re-
quired TO cultivate The land. Has 3 ten
ant houses on it. For further particu-
lars inquire at ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-13

The potato digger Of Mr.. w. T. Gar
rett is offered upon terms, as will be
scenl,y an advertisement i'll this issue,
which cannot fail to secure for it a trial
Nv most of the farmers on the Eastern
Shore, who appreciate the value of labor
saving machines. Mr.. Garrett is SO
certain that tits just what the farmers
need, that /. trial If it costs nothing.
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sUMMEg SCHEDULE. .
OF THE .2&
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

s's OF The s'AhD'-A' -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice, on nni after Sunday,
May. 18th, 1887, win run their steamers as
follows. weather pernlttlns,l leaving sootn St.'
Wharf ut 90 o'clock p. m
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for CrIaneld, Hon-
mans, Evans, Bogs's, Nandua. Da Wis, Reads,
Miles,. Shields. Hunsars aud Tayor's whdrves:
RETUHNINCf-letvo5 TaylUr's Tuesdays anu
Eridays nt6 n.in.. Hunsars $50. shields Q,
Niles 9l5, Davis lois. Re us II, Nsndua
H. m, Buggs' 3, Evans 3.15, Hoffnal's I,
steamer BTAGGIE
CAPT L. J. BNITH.
MONDAY and THURSDAY for crtsneld. Taneior
Island, Finncyd OnancocS, Caescorheo5e1'
Hunting Crock. GuIlforI, Me-sonSo.
TURNINi-weinesduy and tturday, leaves
Messongo ST. m. Guilford S,Huntng Creek $50
ChescOnnessex 11.3O. Onancock s, Flnney $50,
Tangler IslHnd 4.30.
steamer TANGIER.
CAPT. ]. W. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Fdaay for Orisheld. g1nney,s
Onnncock Sholtown, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hnll,
Rohoboth. Pocomoke City and SNOW Alll.
RETUREING-Loaves Snow rliil Non ilys anu
Thursday at G n. m, Pocomukc City I.3o, Keno
roth " Cedar Hall $50, Pitts wharf 10. Oman
cock p. TO-, Finney's $3.50 p. N.
All steamers leave Crisaeld fol Balt1-
II more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the y. Y, Phila. and Norfolk, Wicomtco anu
Pocomoke r. II. daily, Delaware, Maryland ana
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays ana Frita!s
Positively no freight received sfter 46 p, IN.
and must be prepaid to oil points, except
on the n. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. &. CLARK. General Agent,
les South atrest. Baltimore.
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Mr.. Geo. J. Spady, of Baltimore, is
now making Il tour OF the peninsula IN
the interest of the very excellent firm ne
represents, 0. Il. Day, Son & Co. He
merits the patronage of our merchants
10y his fair dealings with them and al
WAYS receives liberal orders from them.
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Mr.. Dutfield Savage authorizes us to
say, that Margie Douglas, 8 years old
last fall, which formerly belonged 10
him, Dut is now owned by Mr.. John I.
Bull, LocuStville, is ready to trot any
mare or gelding in Accomac and North.
ampton counties. not more than S
months older. mile heats, best in 5,for
q purse of $500 or Sl,000-the race to
come off ON louisville track. and the
expenses Of the horse to he paid that is
matched against her.
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I.cCuonf.

Rev. J.. Wright No riS has returned
from visit to Baltimore much imp ov-
ed III health.
Revival services are non being held
in our Baptist climch. conducted o.
the pastor. Rev. j. S. Wharton and his
brother, Rev. IL. Nj. Wharton, of BAL
I!nlore.
Mr. Frank johnson and wife. Of
Washington, and Misses Ella BONN,
Lille Duer and Lola Lalnbdtn, of 20
com0ke aic HOW visiting trieids icie.
The schooner George Il. Garrison, be-
longing to Capt. Vim. Il, Lewis. was
run into in the bay few nights ago
and Slightly damaged
The horse of Mr.. RoGt. Walker, Stun
bled and fell While descending Il hill
near Parksley last Monday, breaking
the cart shafts and throwing him Of tue
cart Both driver and horse sustained
painful injuries.
DR.. A. y. F. Ewcll returned from a
visit to lis brother III Kansas Jllls week
lie was accompanied by Mrs. y. =. L
Ewtll. who will spend several weeks
with friends at Leelnont and vicinity.
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We publish with sincere sorrow the
death OF Mr.. Clinton Knode. of Ilagers-
town, Md. He expired on last Satur-
day after very few days illness of
1.eivous prostration, terminating i'll
paralysis. We offer TO his widow nee Ella
Ray field, daughter Of Mr.. Thos. j. Ray.
field. lately our -townsman. and
her two orphan children, our profound
sympathy in their Affections and be-
reavement.
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Mr.. J. Tank Doughty. Keller station,
takes the lead this season. so far as we
are advised. in the yield and quantity
of sweets sent to ulalke:. Some ten
DAYS ago he dug 60 barrels from II 500
hills and now l6Y hills of his potatoes
ill a barrel.
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Mr.. MeShach duncan WAS thrown
from ms buggy by runaway horse last
Monday. near Sanford. receiving severe,
il not serious injury. He was senselcss
for several hours after tile accident and
his condition was critical, according to
latest adriceS.
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Mr.. j. H. Feddeman, Of Baltimore,
will visit the mel chants OF the Eastern
Shore neyt week With full lire of to-
bacco and cigars, pipes &C., and they
heed only to be advised, to hold their
orders. Our commercial tourist is too
well posted as to the goods that suit
them and las always d alt too literally
with item not to receive their patron
age. when the opportunity offers.
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William Kline for assaulting without
causea colored man at the burlington
campground last Thursday. was prompt,
~ arraigned before Justice Willis ard
is now serving a term Of 10 days I'M
prisonment III the cou!ty Jail.
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Unclaimed lettor..

Mail remaining unclaime in the
postoilice at Accomac G. H., Va, Aug.
10th, 1881.
John w. Adair, William Arllis, Tlos.
Budd, r v. &. II. Il. Bird Mrs. Lizzie
Dicks, Miss Hannah Drummnnd. Geo.
Il. Guy, Lizebeth MANU-, Mrs. Ethu II.
Smith, Robert r. Wise, Hanct Amir.
Wilson.
NJ u pr1, . AZ
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p Il DAVIS,
DAVIS WHARF,
-Accomac county, Va.-

-Accomac county, I'd
Invites the attention of the pub
lie to the following facts:
/. That he keeps constantly on
hand q large select and cheap stock
of merchandise.
2. That -four, a specially with
him, is delivered to him at very
small expense, and can therefore
be sold as cheap as anywhere on
Eastern Shore.
8. That he sells coal during the
entire year, and always at bottom
prices.
4. That he always has clans on
hand for sale when in season-also
oysters.
S. That he has for sale at private
contract, several valuable houses
and lots at Davis wharf, contain :
ing 3 acres each, improved by dwell
lings and all necessary nuthOuses,
ETC., on reasonable terms.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE.-Sloup in thorough re-
pair and un reasonable terms. both as TO
price and payments. Cnn be seen at
Capt. VIM. K. Bunting's wharf. She
will Curry 2UU bushels of oysters For
further particulars apply tt
VIM. E. Map or Thos Milliner.
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Fox SALE.-I must sell the following
at once, rs l shall leave this mouth for
Uanvllle. Va.,-white legEorn Uockerels
50 cents each; twenty seven turkeys, IS;
one first rate COW tilree-fourths Jersey,
and her calf, a heifer, from prlzo Jer-
SCI bull. This is II bargain.
j. T. Littleton, Belle Haven, We.
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No71cE-Would like to employ two
or three young white men to work on
"Waterloriln farm for year ISS6-a
home with four rooms to live in. Have
also a good truck farm, with plenty of
resources for rental Railroad station at
EasLyille. Apply TO L. NJ. Scott.
Johnsontuwn, Va.
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Nor1cE-I will ATTEND The E stern
Shore Agricultural Fair for the . lrpo5e
Of taking orders for handling horses, es-
pecially old ones. Will also bb glad a.
same time to receive orders for peach
trees raised i'll my own nursery.
81. Belts,
Ocean View, Delaware.
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The campmeeting at Turlington's
grounds, rear Keller Station does not
close until next Monday morning. 1t
is continued to that date,on account OF
the Indictment weather at the beginning
of The meeting.
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JOHN w. DUNCAN,
JEWELER
Main ST., onancock.

Watches pivoted, jewelled, etc.
In fact anything that your watch
may require. Work done in first
class style Ivy latest improved ma
chlnery. BY stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles. ETC.
was never equalled on the Shore
See advertisement elsewhere in
this paper, or call and see for your
self.
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Rev. w. J. Twilley is detained at
Allen. Md, by the serious Illness Of his
little daughter and at his request, the
announcement is made that he will not
fill his appropriateness at Drumniondtown
am WoUlbvrrv, tomorrow.
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NoT1CE.-We are in need Of money
10 carry on our business. We there
fure urge OH our friends and patrons
thtt they will come forward at once and
let us havo part at least Of their bills
in cash.
w. G. Coleburn g. Sons.
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A bush meeting" will be held in
Taylor's woods Lear ASsawoman-com,,
ncncing Sunday, August 18th. All
Christian denominations are invited TO
participate in the meeting
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NoTIcE-We will furnish llrst-class
board and lodging to visitors to Turing
ton camp ground from 4th tn 1lth of
August. Separate tents will be provided
for elderly and young gentlemen. The
tents for ladies will be especially CON-
.for5able, and no pains will be spared TO
make their visit pheasant one. Ice
cream and confectlonrries will be served.
e. j. Smith Sc Go.
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A brick was thrown INTO the Cir window
of the north bound train. near Blrds
Nest Station OH Friday of last week. 1t
hit colored man but did him no SER
inuS damage.
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If our local matter is a little short this
week on re;u:erS will excuse us, as our
foreman is of or a wedding tour ana
another printer has been attending the
camp in pursuit Of wife.
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Now York Market.

Special Geographic report of to-day's
sales, of truck in New York Market
Furnished by Il. S. Palmer, wholesale
produce merchant, 1b6 Reade street,
shipping No. 155.
The continued light receipts of sweet
potatoes CAUSES prices to hold firm and
fancy marks II good size are selling at
S4-Others So TO So. 50-outlook favor
able-canteloupes $3.50
New Y Ork. Aug. IL.
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Hope & Twiforl. the new firm at
Pungrteague are now selling fine line
Of groceries at rock 6ott0m price5-0est
granulated sugar ut 1T cents per pound,
and other goods In proportion.
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Ho for the campmeeting! Persons
desiring 4 fine suit of harness wlllsdo
we'll to give ns o CALL Hope 81 Twitoru
PungOteague.
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For RENT-Forthe J@r 1873. the
farm located IN Drummonltown.k known
s.the ..Allen FARM For terms and
other particulars amply to
Thos. c. Walston,
EsstYiIle, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-13
LcCaL nEsssss !.

a,r. Y. D Parks, OnancocS. is at
this time. seeking recltatiun and health
at Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland
county, Pa.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-13

g The new Fl m of Hope & Twiford,
I'ungoteayue, are now carrying q hne
line Of fancy notions and dress goods,
consisting Of lawns, secrSuckrrS, glllg.
Ii nus, &c.. which they a.e st1llhg very
CHEAP for cash